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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1919)
O O o o fiv GRANDE TCVeStNG OTCSETiVER. STX '- o'i i r -& 111 0 . o MONDAY. "APRTTi 7, 1910. WOMAN'S parkin FUTURE BUILDING i o z: Cdmplexioti . If you wish to protect your complexion you should use our refreshing. VANISHING CREAM It will banish roughness and leave (lie, skin pink and beautiful. It will not grow hair on your face. This dainty cream is readily absorbed and leaves no trace of grease. After using (his Vanishing Cream ap ply our Hose Petal Face Powder. Price, 'Mr, and (iOc La Grande Pharmacy Quick Delivery Phone Main 40 La Grande, Oregon I I! II! ' Miy rrrx'jjj SHERRTTSI lijisl Slxyin Today -'Bert- Lytell , Ml 1 I s The Umatllhk bounty grand imp, in its report JubI mudo, ukkguIs Uiat the county farm bo abolished. 'Wfc report snya l1; farm should be sold or iftitod utd that tlio Inmates .?iould he rented fcri Home other mun nur. Vlie Buoeatfon is nAdo.ttiut the county charges might bo kept in the stuto ho3pltul, t!u county paying fortheir keep. Tho liirgl.iit eh';r:k evor mailed from the Norlhweui U t charitable pnrpoy;-H waft gentaFridiy night by Uen Sidling, Htato treasurer Ar menian and Syrian relief, to Cleve land ii. Uodgo, national treasurer, for $100,000. .Acting on Information given him jhy Dr. W. II. I.ytle, Bt;ito veterlnar Jlan, Governor OlcoLt Friday ordered jH (jiLtrantlne agulnut the liuportutlon of sheep Into Oregon from any other iBttte wltliotu such fcheep first being I ! IllHImctl'll (111 tlllflnOrl llV flfltlllP f . I - oral or statu utiUiorities. During j industrial accident romuilmdon re icclviid reports of 4fi8 accidents, of which flvo were i'v.tal, a follows: Joe Salovlch, Clatsoo county, log ging; F. W. Gilltnn, Portland, steel worker; Will inn Graves, I'ortL ind, , rfteel worker; J-ames Manley, Port land, steel worker; It. II. Tracy, Turner, lineman. Kffectlve April 10, passenger rates im the Southern Pacific lines along the cuUHt. will ho raised to a Htraiglit 8-ceiit-mi fi basis. This will ni;ike a sliding incroauo all .uIouk the syriteni south, of Portland and will rah;e tho faro botween Port land and San Fruncis'-o $2Ati and the war dix on that amount. i Plans ;tro incuhctmK In the Port Lind Ad club to urge upon manufac turers to make dlnplajs of their pro duels In tho Hloren, and by the Pro-1 liljl riei.Hlvu liuniiu'Hs Men's club to tip-' pe.il to retailors to n j.iuro una pusn the hjiUs of Bitch, during tlio week hegiuning June 9. Women are to be consulted In tho : planning of homes In afterVhe-w'r ' biilliilnu. according to the announced policy eft the United States Housing ! Corporation. For the ceotors of lit , dnstry, when! Bio gotornuitnt la In-1 tureuted In assuring 'good conditions,! tlio value of advice and suggestions from house wives .will be sought. 'When oiu- men wont to find out what plan to follow in building a workman's Iwinie they usually talk It over with headquarters. " accord-1 lag to a statment by the United i States Housing Corporation. "Head- i quarters they find invariably in the kitchen. The greatest housing ox-1 perls .are the housawives themselves. They know when orrangeniunts aro convenient and whare sleps may be j saved In tho daily routine of work, i Many or our staududs representing tho greater convenience and the greatest beauty that the money in vested will buy are the result of i home-heed suggestions from women. "In all building projects the gov ernment's standards have been placed tho past week the stitoj0" a nlKU Plane- 010 women of the . iTfiinii i v win ria r n it mnr in fnimn private development must measure up to yiCBo standards. All speciflca- . lions for drainage, ventilation, light- i iug, and kitchen fiUitigs must bo maintained on the present level. No j slump back Into tiie prewar tone-1 meat will bo tolermed by the work-T oi. In all future building propects, whethou sponsored by the govern-; ment or by Individuals, every house' will bo required to livo a maximum , of light and air. I "Tho average ctUen, supported' by women of his household. Is do ' mantling improved homo-building ; and this will, cf course, influenco all future building operations. From now on couuideiu'iLon of the housing question must be primarily from the point of view of the housewife. Con sequently, labor-saving devices will bo increasingly rt leased. Land lords have learned that it can be just as profitable to own well-kep. properties us it is to own dilanldat inl Imimuutilu- nr uncant lfitM fillfd with rubbish or billboards. "Tho United States Housing Cor poration, however,, hr.n npt adopted any Utopian building scheme. It liar, uimpily 'recognized that the' effici ency of tho workman Is seriously de preciated If he and hip 'family nuisl livo in unsanitary dwellings. It ha;i boon pioved that :f he is to work to his boat capacity lu must bo not .on ly well housed, but boused adequate ly and comfortably within reasonable disl.iinco from his workshop and at P rental ho will be nble to pay. "Industrial housing is a compar- PAY- eSH 8ave the 'difference banK your savings pay cash for everything if you. have the monjy-6u should by all means buy ALL Y0UR "WANTS" AT JHE PENNEY STORE. ; GET 100 PER' CENT' EFFICIENCY FROM YOUR DOLLARS Ladies' Easter Shoes A complete line of Ladies' Spring Novelty Shoes a shoe for every suit or dress WHY PAY TEN DOL LARS AT A CREDIT ACCOMMODATION STORE FOR SHOES WHEN WE SELL FOR CASH at $7.90? All colors all styles. Our prices 4.98, $5.90. $6.90, $7.90, to $10.50. CHILDREN'S CONTEST FOR LOAN PRIZES (iold .Mi dais Will lie Awarded Tor the Tiii Dent Essays. Ladie's Easter Waists Bought for 197 stores FOR CASH selected with the greaest oi cure IN THE FACTORY OFFICE 'vV e buy no goods from traveling men FROM FACTORY TO YOU. Our prices $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.90, $6.90, $7.90 SPENDER Tomorrow- Under Four Flags Third U. S.' Official War Feature Fivt' reels of I lie must, stirring scenes of the last !iig limtlcs of the war. Presented, by cuiinnitlee on Public Information, Division of Films. As sembled from film taken by V. S. signal corps, I . S. navy and cameramen of allied governments More Action Than You Can Realize AND A TWO-REEL COMEDY Mvcry fireside in Oregon will be in terested in the contest .inaugurated by the essay contest section of the Vic 'lory (Jiierty loan. The school children of the state arc. invited to write es says, the subject for which is "Victory, iwhat price." School principals and teucheis will furnish tho children in the grades with full informatiun and suggestions of the thoughts that aro prominent in considering the matter. I Tho essay will answer w hether we can refuse to jmy our war debts and whether the people of Oregon would enjuy victory if they are not willing to pay their shara for its blessings, j 'Selections will he made by -county superintendents of schools of tho ten best essays submitted in each county, and the writers of these ten essays will each receive a silver pin. The1 j county superintendents will make the j 'selections from the bes-t. essays pru-j dueed in each roum of the county -schools, the decision. in this case be-i ing nuule by the teachers. From the1 ten best es.-ays from each county in the state, the final awards will Iw' 'made. I 1 The ten best essay's in Oregon, won from each competing grade, will In sehvtetl by the roinmittee. The au ' tliors of these will receive gold med-J als. j I Of the ten best essays there will be one which will be adjudged the bent. es:iy in the state. The wmner of the ! diliiution will rereivo in addition to! the gold medal, a genuine Prussian ! offieer's helmet which has been given; by the war department for this pur ; pose. i Kveiy s'-lmnl child hi Oregon except j those in the firt and second grades, i ts asked to compete. Kssays of chi'! dren in the thi' ii and fourth grades . r!'imh! unt lu longer than 1100 words: if those in fifth and sixth gnuUs not ! h i: tree than -100 words; seventh and eif'.hth, gr:niniar grmles ami hiirh" sehoel stuilents should he not less than nor more than 1000 words. i r.llvely new pr-oposilion In America. ! outlook from tho. family Hittinir It Is an old one In KiikIhikI. and in j room, wliero tlio mother and children mar.y ways It has been adequately pans so much of tlioir lives. Rcc finlvcd. Tho prohleni there is now omierdatlon is luarlo that in ohtaiu laiKely flealt with from tho wom,m ins; llr-.lit and onllnok the sittlnir cnKle. ltecently, tho first Interim roiui should bo" Kiven- tho advantage report of tho Woman a Housing Com- over p.nlor or other rooms. Si? mlUeo in London, appointed by thi mollis, IncluditiR UvinK room, par Mlnlsliy of Construction, has outlln lor, kitchen, ana three bed rooms, ed many points of Interest to house jt wo of which aro larse enout;h to plmiuiMH In this conniry. This re- hold tvo beil.. are pronounced OB- port urKcs the Importance of a good Isential for a family heme. The com mittee approves of a minimum of 500 cubic feet for each adult and 250 cubic feet for each child undc 10 yours of age. Depressing Reflection, Right nlways wins, hut one can't always wait 500 years to see it do It. St. Louis Globe-Democrat. For Bilious Troubles. To promote a healthy action of the liver and correct tho disorders caused by biliousness, Chamberlain's Tabloti are excellent. Try them and see how quickly they give you a relish for your fcod and banish that dull and stupitl feeling. Adv. Observer advertising will Dring results. tiHWKSME!3HtS3Sffll The good that have made our business a success and enabled us to guarantee them to you are Charter Oak Ranges, ratcnt Heaters,' White Sewing Machines, the Harmon Mattress, Sim mons Beds, Kenny Kome Springs, Smith Rugs. Furniture Exchanqc UK ASH JiJ'l l.KKON lMlONK M.A :u Ilt ru. lir I ,(J iurttltiiic, at Vtill l.jil.nncf l..r ' Jl i i i a t i f t A in mu ai, miii:m ! H. re is the l:it';t Mi e ion fi i attoiul iiii'liei-i. it Is sntitnilU'il '. by n ehemniil ;oot who thinks tho !e efm (its of A nu'l ienn chemists i diitVnc ihis war hav' not been suf-( ! h ient ly reeei: nie I. Kvei " line i at i Ittr "li.tnn' of s"ino uew-fitlii;h d tlopc. The lune is ", im Ii a. " All ready 1 in--:: "( i lohrvyl, wlno, I'UI ;i I'tir.tlitluio. r ii.-. i i inn.-: ' ll.fr. m irn.iinlin'd", Sili.Vvl.iIj.-byde. Te! i ae Itoid'i omid li roMiMrmro! ' Opttmlttic Thought. , '' V bf what Is certain, while vt ' arc Seeking shadows. . -i j . COUPON . - . ,01iS( Vv"r, ?.;i fi'.iii'Ji',Oi rt. u, l"e,ise tin?) t?iU fi"ii'in anil four nilur,, lnethei illi "( cents eiieliiftl, tor w hieh .Viiil -Ilj.st..rv'nf 1 1 ffi , e ? -oo - urntng Zczetrhtr trcasy salves and o ntmcnts sh.niM not te apt'hctl if clear sm wanlei!. 1- rom any di ug.'ist for AV. or rf S'OC for l.li i-r;)B uet almUlefl rnn When npph't hs duvv'te! f tt'eetivfty rciv.ovrse em.i, quu kly stojw itclMii'g. n:id healt bktn tiouhles a)u sores bums wotuuls and cliatm. It (viitu; traics cleanses tid wytlu', lemo ia a cly.in. dependable af.d OMifi-eptic liipiid. Try it, U iiicxiv. 1. IV,' Ix'i j o 9 notluiii; vi;u hive evci UicU iifci citc i -anJ utDlying. ill Be Open In Our ff O 111 Monday. April 4th Watch For Our Opening Announcement e: hooverizep .grocery .s- AJnunatr- s SAM HARRI5, PROPIUETOB ; " . . . Close 6 p.m. MU'n,,8 e Nest Boot to Hill's Department Store.. Saturd.y - , Js.. sso-jm, pjiONE US YOUR ORDER. USE OUR EXCLUSIVE PROMPT DELIV- 'SSi? pS" (5) B, C -- St "ERY. PHONE MAIN 32 OR 82 i8 e c i ,j . , IN TME NEAR FUTURS TH2 HUNftN&TON BUILDING JUST VACATED BY THE GOLD- x. auiiii uuffli-AK x WliJj Jii; -nil FilKMAJJENT HOMS OF THIS STORE II c im in ! ClL.J'3vwj nmuj ii i ii 1 1 .,,"1. jp iiMniiijnuiiJwinl i ii mi i imujIi S s Q o o o o o o o o O . - . ,o! ...... . . " 9 -
